I've noticed the use of + to combine strings together in many places in the code so I wanted to make an example of how we can do this withf strings instead. In this case I think the f string version of code is a little nicer to read than the addition version. I've also made use of +=
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Sorry I've checked the output is the same locally but not added tests for this small change
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Description
I've noticed the use of
+to combine strings together in many places in the code so I wanted to make an example of how we can do this withf strings instead. In this case I think the f string version of code is a little nicer to read than the addition version. I've also made use of+=Fixes # (issue)
nothing
Additional dependencies introduced.
None
Type of change
Please select what type of change this is.
Other changes
Testing
Sorry I've checked the output is the same locally but not added tests for this small change
Checklist: